Public–private co-investment
MyCIF invests alongside private investors through participating ECF and P2P operators.
Investor Education · MyCIF
The Malaysia Co-investment Fund supports eligible MSMEs and social enterprises by co-investing alongside private investors through participating ECF and P2P platforms.
What It Means
MyCIF can expand the capital available to eligible campaigns, but approval, allocation and participation remain subject to current requirements and available funds.
MyCIF invests alongside private investors through participating ECF and P2P operators.
Participation depends on the applicable scheme, campaign and MyCIF criteria. It is not automatic.
Ratios, maximum amounts, allocations and thematic schemes should be checked against current official information.
MyCIF participation does not remove capital-loss, dilution, illiquidity or uncertain-exit risk.
How to Read a Campaign
Before relying on any MyCIF statement, investors and issuers should check whether participation has been confirmed, which scheme applies, the investment ratio and cap, and any continuing conditions.
This page is educational and summarises public information. MyCIF schemes and allocations may change. iPivot does not promise MyCIF eligibility, approval, allocation or investment.
Check current information at Securities Commission MalaysiaContinue with investor education before reviewing any private-market opportunity.
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